President Abraham Lincoln and my Major league baseball coffee mug

I have always adored late President Abraham Lincoln and to this day I hold him as a role model who is a quintessential ideal to me in many ways. It was his sheer ability to ascertain his point of view with such elegance and ease that it enveloped everyone's thinking ability and well accommodated itself in the mental landscape of intellectuals as well as common masses. That is why his appeal transcended beyond nations and he was not merely a politician who advanced to be the greatest president of the United States of America but he was a Global leader whose charisma captivated the political world across the globe. President  Abraham Lincoln did not only stand tall in his physical stature but as a human being he was far taller than anyone else, he was humble enough to oblige a little girl who asked him to shave off his moustache and his fight against apartheid speaks volumes about his personality and the selfless politician that he was. He was a man and a leader who rose beyond the call of duty and worked strenuously to transform the United States of America into the dream that the ancestors of this great nation had envisaged long before. He was the manifestation of the dream that was linked with the Statue of Liberty that stood tall as a beacon of hope for millions who called the USA their home. For lot many it was a home away from home and today it is a nation that has evolved to redefine the modern world.
President Abraham Lincoln's love for America was second to none and being an American his fascination for the game of baseball was as intense as that of any American. He was a passionate follower of the game and it was this fact that impelled a quote about President Abraham Lincoln in a Currier and Ives editorial cartoon in the year 1860. The quote read "Gentleman, if any of you should ever take a hand in another match at this game, remember you must have 'a good bat' and strike a 'fair ball' to make a 'clean score' and a 'homerun.' What an insightful quote that carried the essence of the message with such ease and brilliance. It was the liking of President Abraham Lincoln for the game that he could be often seen playing baseball with the kids on the front lawn of the White House. It was this great president of America who got actual baseball field called "White Lot" constructed behind the White House. On his death bed President Abraham Lincoln told Abner Doubleday, "Don't let baseball die."
Thankfully, Americans have kept the game alive and with this the sportsmanship that only cultivates the best qualities of a great human being like President Abraham Lincoln. I loved him as a president of America and more as a wonderful human being whose prudence was of highest standards. It is in his commemoration that I watch my baseball matches with my <b><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:ga('send', 'pageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link/5462912');" href="http://www.beeonit.com/">Major league baseball coffee mug</a></b> that has the inset image of my favorite President with the logos of my favorite baseball team around the mug in the form of a collage. Believe me this custom designed mug looks unlike any other MLB coffee mugs. It is a must have for any lover of the sport and sportsmanship. Whether you are the lover of the game or an admirer of the greatest president of America, President Abraham Lincoln, you will not be disappointed when you possess your own MLB coffee mugs.